Mis Pastelitos
Mis Pastelitos was a trio made up of Yuliett Torres, Priscilla Hernández, and Itzel Ramírez. They put out a debut album called 'Pastelitos de Crema' that...
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Mis Pastelitos was a trio made up of Yuliett Torres, Priscilla Hernández, and Itzel Ramírez. They put out a debut album called 'Pastelitos de Crema' that mixed pop, rock, and electronic sounds. Their song 'Roast Yourself Challenge' got attention for its self-deprecating take on internet trends.
Yuliett Torres handled lead vocals, Priscilla Hernández played guitar and sang, and Itzel Ramírez was on drums. They followed up with albums like 'Sweet Revenge' and 'Spicy Fiesta.' Another track, 'Sugar Rush,' appeared in their catalog.
The group's humor and willingness to poke fun at themselves became part of their appeal. Their music didn't fit neatly into one category, which kept them from being easily labeled.
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